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Stanley Delacruz
Generate from voice, PDF, images, audio, video,
Create study materials from voice recordings, PDFs, images, audio files, and videos. Generate automatically using AI. Extract text from documents and videos to build study resources.
Tien Long Nguyen
Vocabulary and grammar anytime
Vocabulary and grammar through interactive widgets and reminders. Set daily learning goals and receive notifications to review words. Track progress with built-in quizzes and performance analytics.
Pulse 2.0 LLC
Master medical terms with interactive study.
The app offers a database of over 1,500 medical prefixes and suffixes. It provides interactive study modes, search functions, and customizable quizzes to aid in mastering medical terminology.
Ryan Kanno
Learn Hiragana, Katakana, and vocabulary
Learn Hiragana and Katakana with flashcards. Tap cards to view English and romaji pronunciations or listen to native audio. Basic vocabulary included. Kanji flashcards will be added later.
Holy Edwards
Study and track progress
Create and customize for language learning, concept memorization, or exam preparation. Use interval repetition to reinforce memory. Add text, images, and audio. Review cards with spaced repetition scheduling. Track progress and set study goals.
东 王
Convert audio to organized notes
Convert audio and video content into written notes with speech-to-text transcription. Create quizzes and flashcards from notes. Organize content into structured notes with AI assistance. Export notes in multiple formats.
Bravolol Limited
Korean words
Korean through interactive . Review basic words, greetings, numbers, colors, people, and more. Practice memorization with card-based displays. Track progress and repeat cards for reinforcement. Share with others.
Kevin Reutter
With and AR feedback
Create personalized study sessions with adaptive . Use AR features for interactive learning. Track progress and review cards based on performance. Adjust difficulty and focus areas automatically. Share study sets with others.
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